Deal Reportedly Worth $8.75 Billion Brings AZEK Into the Fold James Hardie is expanding its already substantial building ...

Australian building products company James Hardie Industries is buying the US outdoor products maker AZEK in a cash-and-stock ...

Based on what I can gather from various blogs and forums, there seems to be a recurring theme that while James Hardie’s fiber cement siding is more expensive than other types (vinyl, wood ...

James Hardie said shareholders in Chicago-based AZEK will get $26.45 in cash and 1.034 shares of James Hardie, to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, for each AZEK share they own. The deal is ...

Combining James Hardie and AZEK's siding, decking and exterior-trim products makes sense not just for the companies, but for customers and contractors, Erter said. "You could not ask for two more ...

"We are uniting two highly complementary companies," said James Hardie Chief Executive Aaron Erter. The combined business will make products including siding, exterior trim, decking, railing and ...

Combined Company’s Compelling Value Proposition, Increased Scale, Significant Runway for Enhanced Financial Growth and Two Major Global Listings Unlocks Potential for Valuation Uplift Companies ...

AZEK is based in Chicago. James Hardie shareholders will own about 74% of the combined company, with AZEK stockholders owning 26%. The combined company will sell siding, exterior trim, decking ...

Offer pitched at 37% premium to AZEK's close on Friday Hardie CEO sees further consolidation in US building materials Hardie's Australian shares slide 15% The cool reaction to the buyout shows a ...

Chicago-based Azek manufactures home building materials under the TimberTech and Azek Exteriors brands, with a focus on decking, siding and trim products. James Hardie Industries chair Anne Lloyd ...